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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 91, 17 April 1917, Page 9

Wedding Announcement. — Beautiful roses and choicest flowers are used when designing wedding bouquets. Packed and forwarded through the Dominion. Miss Murray, vice-regal ' floriste, 36, Willis-street.—Advt. ' . •■; We hay© just received a number of lovely .English model .blouses, in ninon, and crepe-de-chine, in all the newest styles and soft French colourings. , We have also opened *» new range of velour bats in all the leading shapes".' and colours, and a large assortment of silk, velvet,, and gabardine sports hats. Misses Page and Souter, Id, Woodward-street.— Advt. -! . • ■ . ;■'. , : ■■■■•■ ■'. Brice's Luncheon and T«a Rooms, Brandon-street, neifc to Kirkcaldie and Stains, hot meat and fish lunch; also teas, sto 7.30. If you want a good meat or fish tea try Brice's.—Advt. Why not send a parcel to your soldier friendat the front? Godber's pack cakes, sweets, etc , in air tight tins to oateh the mail each week. Write, or call for particulars. Cuba-street, Lambton-quay, Courtenay-place. and Trentham.—Advfc. Winter in tho boy world. We stock a good range of jersey shirts in.myrtle, browp, navy, saxe-blue, a-nd cinnamon for boys 2 to 6 years of age. Prices from 8s 6d 16 14s 6d. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners-street;—Advt. i ' ' ■■■■'. ■ '"* .' The Auditor-General lias vyritten to the Waitara Harbour Board pointing; out that during.'the year ending 31st December last, payments for freight were made to I Messrs. Bayly, Ogle, and Co. of a total j of £141 10s 4d, and, as Mi 1. Ogle is a, member of the board, the payments contravene section 17 qf the Harbours Amendment Act, 1910; consequently it will be necessary for members to refund the money to tlie board .Should they fail to do so, measures .for recovery will be taken. The Auditor-General further points out that the transactions operate as a disqualification against Mr. Ogle as a member.. That applies, however, only to the now expiring term. Section 17, referred to, allows a member of a harbour'board to participate in.'a payment for work done or goods supplied to the amount of £25 for one transaction, or ,£SO total for a year. The money paid was -for freight on .timber brought from Wellington to Waitara by steamer. . : It is understood^ (says the Greymoufc 'Evening Star/that Mr. "J. Milligan, a well-known Sydney capitalist, has notified the Eimu" Options. Ltd.. that be intends to exercise his right to purchase what is known as No. 3 Claim, at.-, the lower end of Bimu Flat. The claim has' b«(*n well tirospeoted with the Keystone borar^ wiU» Viio-hlv «ati«fariorv. reaulia. . „